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NOTE: altering-reposting-dirivatives-rebranding; Of the contents of this post, will be considered intent to breach trust. from The Lacamas Morass
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Archaeology is the human condition. Humanities is the science behind it.
Sorry if it doesn't include the perfect world, but it's all we have.
When you reach the point in your study that leaders used force to control their tribes, you realize that power was the problem, not suffice. Again, sorry if this doesn't make ammends for your conditions, but we have to try.
The driving force behind this potentially hazardous study is human continence, the only obstacle being ones own judgements of oneself.
Here we decide whether we require more or less, and involvement is indicative of desire, which is proof of stability.
When needs become more important than desires, you will find conflict, and because modern life, does not provide necessities, there should be some conflict expected.
Because the field is so exciting and inviting, it is often chosen by youngsters to support their futures, at least a little bit. The final conclusion is ultimately discrimination is some form or another. If you didn't know this about the Humanities and Archaeology, I am again sorry for my abruptness on issues about arresting "theives" and "confiscating" ie. stealing, the things they have spent years collecting.
Our country is a huge country. And I believe the key to keeping the peace is giving the people back their private property.
Something is not right. This message is just to keep things from messing up down the road